Barton County democrat. [volume], March 05, 1909, Image 10

About Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915

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week. See his big ad on page
Four for some pointers
Real Estate Transfers
Furnished by the Barton Co.
Abstract and Title Co.
Brinkman Co. Bank to J. K.
ounkin, Gen. W. D. Its 7-8, blk
'l9,C.G. Add., Gt. Bend $35
Barton County to Byron
Holmes taxee dd lots 9-10, blk
53, Gt. Bond $10.21
nrii.kman Co. Bank toC . V.
, Brinkman W. D. It 17, blk 78,
Gt. Bend $1500
'Button, A. E. to E. C. Button,
W. D. Its 5-6, blk A, C. G. Add,
Gt Bend $1
. Cnapman, Etta et al to J.
Dahm W. D. 150x150 ft. se cor.
wayo, W. D. lots 1-2-3-4, blk 12,
. Claflin, 200
Second Annual Sale
In another column of today's
paper, appears the announcement
of Wm. D. McFarland's Second
Annual Sale of Registered Polanc
bnina Hogs, which will be held
at Hutchinson, Kansas on Mon-
are bred Jo E. L.'s Clover Bud, N
135751, winner the three highest
prizes at the Kansas State Fair
at Hutchinson in 1908. Farmers
and breeders are cordially invit
ed to attend this sale wnetner
blk 1, A. V. T. AddG t. Bend, $1, they buy or not. Write to Wm.
"800. McFarland, at .Chase, Kansas for
Dickhut, C. A. to Frank Leek, catalogue.
"W. D. wM of sey4 7-19-13 $4000
Dondlinger, D. to Maria Schrei
wise 75x494 ft. in sw4 34-19-11,
if LOW
Mrs. John Wood returned Mon
iy from a visit with br daugh
" m;.. .. PloU whn is nt.fonrl-
(i,-nln .Tnlm in James D. Gooc ncr Wflshhnm rolleere at Tooeka.
win, Q. C. D. wV2 of Be 2-19-13, ,
$3600, : Miss Francis and Tillie Dole-
Koch, G. F. to Anton Metzek, ;,.?hcck of Claflin an visitin?
"WD. nw of 24-30-13, $8000 ,,, Miscs Winifred and Ethel
Long, Joel by Sheriff to Jno, Kerr this week.
II Chaioff ' a llPWl l
i. ijiiapuau,
undivided one-fifth int. 150x
i;:rtftin"S3 r. 1. A V. T.
Add Gt. Bend. $711.24
' Luttreli; C. H. to E. M. Charles
W. D. Its 1-3. blk 16, H. P. Add.;
(It. Bend. $1200'
' -Morrison, C. G. to W. F.
Marsolf, W. D. Its 4-5-6, blk 16,
. C. GAdd, Gt Bend $1.
Miller, Chas. to Albert Fank
hauser, W. D: Its 7-8-9, blk 14,
O. JS A.. Gt. Bend, $45
'Mitchell, V. L. to Wm. West
fall, W. D. It 10, blk 15, Hois.,
$1600
Pool Ed. to J. V. Brinkman
Co. Bank, W. D. It 17, blk 78,
Gt. Bend, $843.40
Roggers, George to Frank
Roesler, W. D. tis 1-2, blk A. Du
senbury Add., Claflin, $525
Shepler, C. V. to G. L. Chap-
man, W. D. blk 23, R P. Add
' Gt. Bend and part of lot 4 34-19
-13, $1.
Schmitzer, Henry to Brinkman
Bank. W. D. 300x300 ft in sw
y4 4-18-13, $555.
RlihTi James tn Chas. Brinkmai
W. D. It 1G, blk 73, Gt. Bend $1,
.'U0. ' U. S. to W:"iam Watt Patent
swi4 of 4-18-13
Valerius; Mike to C. A. Co
burn, W. D. Its 8-9, blk 19, Hois
ington $1700
Zom, Frank and Lena to R. T.
Harry -WnghV of the uta" ' W.' G. Merritt was looking si-
returned from a busi- ter business up the Jetmore
ness trip up in Ford county. branch Tuesday.-,
Herbert Cole returned Tuesday Prof, and Mrs. James Freer of
from a land seeking trip through Hoisington, returned from a vis-1
Kiowa and Comanche counties, it at Hutchinson Sunday even-
"' r - ' V ing. " j
A. E. Foster and Clyde Lorimoi j
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oi riureita townsnin. went to Mm. Harrr Tnrv nnfmn'M
Ford county Tuesday morning to .Ellinwod Tuesday for a visit with J
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Second Annual Sale
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look for more land. her brother. O. W Daxmat, miA
family.
George Kincaid, wha has been .
h vf iwm, dys on a Mrs- GQ8 Schaeffer has return-
witn a. n. ana iwDert uwmn and ed to her home at Kingman af.
their families, left Tuesdav for
a visit at Emporia and other plac
es in the eastern part of the
state.
Just three years ago the first
of March, carries Tom Winstead
and Ed Bill started to work for
fhe government and during that
time, neither Have lost a day ex-
ter a pleasant visit hera with
relatives and friends.
N. J. Spanier, of route 2, El
linwood was here Wednesday and
boosted his Democrat subscriptioi
up another notch. Mr. Spanier
says that everything is looking
fine up in his neighborhood and
that the price of farm land is
cepi inose anowea ,oy ine govern-; certainly getting high there,
I cringing from $75 to $80 per acre
HUTCHINSON, KANSAS
Thursday, March 18,
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o 40 Bred Sows and Gilfs-
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Mont of this offering is bred to my herd boar
E. L' Clover BuJ, No. 135751,
40
Scheuffler were here from Ellin-
wood the first of the week, vis
iting and shopping. '
EWr Rmdip wrs h-r' f'W
Wichita tne first of the. week
visiting with relatives and look
ing after busanses matters nere.
TH Toftlrft Dailv Caoital. of
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laatS wndav was a saecial 'House
innmvii'n Tjlif inn OTld lATlfolT1wl
pages, probably the largest
paper ever issued in the state.
S. B. Russell, F. E. Harmon anc
J. C. Wilcons were here from
he Galatia neighborhood Tues
day visiting ' with friends and
vein? after business matters.
The room in the Roosevelt
ehool builudine, taught tv Mrs.
Van Pelt, has been discontinued,
and the pupils have been redis
tributed in the various other
rooms. 1
Joe Jindrak. for manv vears
resident to Great Bend but now
''ving on his farm near Larned,
was here on busines this week.
e says that everything is look
ing well up in that part of the
country and that he is getting
along fine.
Bottom Farm? Up,and Farms' Whejt F:,rms
UUllOm 1 arms C n and AlWIi Fan,.,. Ira.
proved Farms, x Unimproved Farms-all kinds ,11 pnV.s.
Comp west whfr l.md is cheap, the soil richer, the rtimatu ' . '.
ter, and the conditions more favorable for men wi 1; hi. all
me.ius and investors alike "V yr n t
1321 Main St. ?h 57. lYlQran & K i
Over Liiwlh'fl-lc & IU!incrr
.erer
Great BcnJ, Ktn;i?.
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Winner of the Junior Yearlincr, Senior Champion and
Grand Champion Premiums at the Kansas State Fair at
Hutchinson in 1908. Clover Bud will be on exhibition at
this sale, and farmers as breeders are cordially invited to
attend apd see him in his breeding form.
Write for Catalogue to
Wm. D. McFarland
CHASE, KANSAS
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"Korrecf
V1 REG U S. wi PAT. OFF.
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. This smart pair of " Korrect Shape " Button Ox- 1
lord will meet your instant favor, because they will 1
not only look weU on your feet, but they will fit to 1
perfection. Burt & Packard's Shoes always fit 1
they have been famous fitters for half a century 1 '
In addition, they have exclusive " Burrojaps " this 1
alone is a good reason for you to 1
BUY A PAIR TO-DAY
THE BURT & PACKARD CO.,
Makers, brockton,mass. I
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Bhmpe- ihoet break tjOstX
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M ole ii worn through vC'OsSl
we wUl replace with -.
3gJ ' new pair free.- . fjg " '
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Acorn Clothxs -a. j
Leopold, Solomon and Elsendrath
Chicago.
A Whole Store
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Let us reason together, We haye a store
la which fo do business: We advertise
to get business, and we give honest val
ues to keep business. ' We have been
here for over 30 years, and we expect to
be here a good many more. How are we
going to do it? We have got to depend
on ype ...we have got to please you. We
plan by day and dream by night to do this.
When ue have thoroughly satlsllnd you
then we have made a friend, and you
know that friends count. Our customers
leave the store only to return again and
again. Last season's customers are with nJ
season, and we are going to serve you so that you will all be with us next season and each
succeeding year. You kdow we will not be uiidersold-never have been, and TeverTllI be
We do nol advertise anything we haven't got. W1U DC
If you iviil notice toGC-focrtfesc! the well dressed men on the streets you will see
that his clothes came from C SAMUELS COMPANY, rnr
SpringSmts Mcn anfl Boys Spring
Top coats Extra Specials nishing
Ws For Saturday! 2SS
T I 7TZ vhIu Saturday $1 pair i.ooio5.oo
tosslmere Suits tr New Caps
Weave8neW 50 doz M'" Heav-y Work Shirtfi' Fnr Man or Bo; an kin1 yu want-
tiAflA A oeAA'c'nif ail colors, piain and fancy, all sizes. and any color 25c to $150
10'00 10 2500 Suit snc valnps : . . Saturday 39c
Worsted Suits $2.00 box Hose lor $1.50 New Shirts
Vont VnnH. Bhi. .u i a Men'8 Kverwear Hose, 6 pair jjuar. we have never shown as large a line
HTtnS7in S' aecV' nd antwl 8ix monthfl; every. of Men and Boys bhirts as we are
Shaded $oiftDwnnPQnH where for t2.... Saturday SUObx this Spring, -tovythimtnew-
Shade8...,$8Q to $29.00 Suit 50c Suspended look them over..,. 39c to $100
Top Coats 10 dozen Men's best elastic 8upen- New Hose 9eto50enlr
Time to discard the heavy winter coat . jaet came in . . .... New Xies 19c to SL00
andyoaneed a new Top Coat - 50c values for 39c Saturday New Crips ... ...!$L00 to $15.00
Spring Styles are here .... 25, 35, and 50c Men s Fancy Half New Soit Cases "!...98cto$12!50
$10.00 to $20.00 Hop, all sizes ... Saturday 19c pr New Trunk $3.50 to $17.50
Cravenette Coats W ?ni16 9c ' New Collars- Underwear - Hand.
Make a nice Spring and Fall Wrap, . 8 doze" Me 8 F,De Sf" kerchieft-Suspenders - Jewelry -
alsoservfor'rainy day weaPr! lT PocKet Booh-Etc J
The largest assortment in-town tftchPd cuff9 " JSv"; vQ- M .
to choose from Saturday 69c each Our Overalls and Jumpers are the
$1150 to $25.00 p 'best made.
Men's
New
Shoes and
Oxfords
Arriving
Daily .
The Leaders
CdDo
OuUitters
for Men
and Boys
from
. Head to
Foot
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